[Former Military Chick]

The trickle down affect of info is very frustrating.

America Supports You

[Maynerd]

More stink bombs from the keystone cops aka CIA.

[ladyinred]

Which CIA agents were these pray tell? The liberal Clinton ones per chance? No doubt.

[konaice]

So let me see if I got this straight...

CIA officers in Iraq were ordered to stay away from a U.S. military interrogation facility last year because agency officials questioned the way detainees were being interrogated,

and then it says...

.the year-old report that Task Force 121— a secret unit made up of special operations troops and CIA paramilitary operatives — needed to be "reined in with respect to its treatment of detainees,"

So the CIA brass was told to stay away from the prision because CIA operatives were running wild !!!

Doesn't this lend credence to the claims by some of the troops involved that they were ordered to do these things by the CIA?

Preservation of Plausible deniability?

[Drammach]

The trickle down affect of info is very frustrating.

Sorry, no trickle here..
This is just a re-hash of information that has been known from the start..

First public reports of possible abuse came out in october-november of 2003..
First private reports (within the military) came out in about September '03...
The article notes a December '03 report..

This article is merely an attempt to keep Abu-Ghraib in the news.. nothing more, nothing less.

[maestro]

......................"God bless the CIA!"................

.....In Jesus' Precious Name, Amen!

[conservativecorner]

They need to change the name from the CIA to the ADG (Apple Dumpling Gang). Thank God for Dir. Goss, and the house cleaning that he has begun. Talk about friggin useless! A spy agency that has not got a clue concerning counter-terrorism or interrogation of our enemies because the lawyers and chicken hawks over there are so damn squeamish that you need a Directors order to go use the bathroom. Makes me sleep better at night.

[wildbill]

There is a disconnect in the stories about the Abu Garid interrogations.

The military claims that CIA was responsible for the interrogations and techniques used.

Now we have a report surfacing that says the CIA warned its operatives not to get involved with the interrogations. CYA?

Who do we believe?